ot. laguna beach

[CA renter]

[quote=FlyerInHi]Very few coops in California.

Coops are actually better, property tax wise, because you’re buying shares in a corporation so there should not be a reassessment. Not sure if the HOA sends a separate bill for taxes or the $6XX includes taxes.

$6XX HOA is pretty good. Includes interior plumbing and electrical repairs, low internet cost, and replacement of appliances every 10 years (there’s upgrade fee for premium appliances). Shuttle buses to the mall and to John Wayne airport.

My cousin’s condo is just like this one, but her building is a 2 story. It tripled in value since the bottom. But it did need remodel.
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Laguna-Woods/2401-Via-Mariposa-W-92637/unit-2-D/home/5294579

Incidentally, there was a study of people who live in Laguna Woods. They are very long living people compared to the general population. There’s a funeral home and a hospital just outside the gates.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/living-to-90-and-beyond/
http://www.mind.uci.edu/research/90plus-study/%5B/quote%5D

Your cousin did very well, Brian. Agree that Leisure World is a very nice place to retire.

[scaredyclassic]

[quote=flyer]Be sure to check out the Festival of the Arts in Laguna during the summer, and The Pageant of the Masters (staged “living art). We’ve traveled to galleries all over the world, and this is an event not to be missed.

http://www.foapom.com/pageant-of-the-masters/%5B/quote%5D

im going to pageant of the masters!

maybe i dont need to move there. maybe i just need to go 4x a year.

there’s no place as beautiful as wine country temecula in december…how could i leave all this…

[The-Shoveler]

Exactly Scaredy IMO.

SoCal has a lot of good attractions (and beaches etc..),

Most of which are only about an hour or so away.

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